Mustang History: 1988
Mustang receives a stronger, 540-amp, battery. Meanwhile, the LX 5.0L continues to thrive with an available 225 horsepower, not to mention nearly 200 pounds less cladding than the GT. For only $1,885, the LX can be equipped with a 5.0L GT motor and suspension. Considering that these components are tucked out of sight, the LX is a veritable "street-sleeper."
Engines
- 5.0L EFI V8 225HP E Code (HO)
- 2.3L 1V 4-cyl 88HP A Code
Production
- Hatchback, standard: 125,930
- Coupe, standard: 53,221
- Convertible, standard: 32,074
- -Total-: 211,225
Prices
- Convertible: $13,702
- Coupe: $8,835
- Hatchback: $9,341
Colors
- Bright Red
- Bright Regatta Blue Metallic
- Cabernet Red
- Dark Gray Metallic
- Light Gray
- Medium Shadow Blue Metallic
- Oxford White
- Tropical Yellow
- Almond
- Black
- Deep Shadow Blue Metallic
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